Christopher Klyza Explores Conflicts Shaping U.S. Environmental Policy in New Book
The professor of political science and environmental studies examines how history and state-federal conflicts continue to shape environmental policy.
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In the News: Middlebury College remains the hub of the Addison County economy
Vermont Business Magazine takes a deep dive into Middlebury’s longstanding partnership with the town and surrounding areas.
In Memoriam: John Bertolini
A beloved professor and accomplished scholar, Bertolini inspired countless students over his 44 years at the College.
Gabriel Guillén Named Director of Middlebury School of Spanish
Guillén succeeds Jacobo Sefamí, who has led the School for 18 years.
Middlebury Welcomes One of Largest New Faculty Cohorts for 2026–27
Fourteen of the 49 new faculty members are in tenure-track positions.
Faculty and Staff Dig into Strategic Plan at Presidential Retreat
More than 300 faculty and staff spent two days at the Bread Loaf campus discussing ways to implement the new strategic plan.
In the News: College Professor Shares Why She Believes AI Can Help 'Strengthen Thinking'
NPR’s Sacha Pfeiffer interviews Allison Stanger, Middlebury Distinguished Endowed Professor, on “Morning Edition” about how AI can improve writing when used effectively.
In Memoriam: Robert Gleason ’54
Over 34 years, Gleason made significant contributions to the study of sciences as part of a liberal arts education at Middlebury.
In the News: What Is ‘Woke 1.0’?
Erik Bleich, Charles A. Dana Professor of Political Science, explains why some politicians are distancing themselves from “Woke 1.0.” in a story in The New York Times.